World War I: The Great War » Medals, Awards & Tributes

Ancestry.com - Search Military Records

Ancestry.com has searchable indexes; database results and some digitized images are available with a fee-based subscription.

Australian Service Nurses National Memorial

Nurses who died during or as a result of War Service, since the Boer War, compiled by Phyllis Wilson of the Returned and Service Nurses Club of Victoria.

Conrad's Guide to Military Memorials

Imperial War Museum - Gallantry Awards & Commissions

Medal of Honor Recipients - World War I

National WWI Memorial Project - World War I Centennial

The centennial of the war from 2014 to 2018 provides the opportunity to give long-overdue recognition to America

The London Gazette

Searchable online database for the London Gazette - one of the official newspapers of record in the United Kingdom.

The National Archives | DocumentsOnline | Browsing Family History > WW1 Campaign Medals

Free-for-searching database of digitized index cards to the Great War medal rolls. Payment is required to receive a copy of the medal card. The cards contain the medal entitlement for individuals who fought in the First World War. As almost every officer and soldier, man and woman who saw active service overseas received a campaign medal, it essentially forms the most complete listing of those who fought. Search the medals by Name, Corps, Rank or Regimental Number.

War Memorial Name Transcripts

Transcriptions of names from WWI & WW II War Memorials, Rolls of Honour, military gravestones and individual memorials. Searchable by surname.

War Memorials

Busselton, Western Australia.

War Memorials in Australia

Locations, descriptions and images of war memorials in the states and territories of Australia.

World War I German Memorial at The Memorial Church

Transcription of names inscribed on the church walls of Harvard students and alumni who died in the service of Germany and her allies in World War I.

World War I Memorial at The Memorial Church

Transcription of names inscribed on the church walls of Harvard students and alumni who died in World War I.